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onIcAao, lii, July i0-Ths Ga.
peDiers' Council has called q mas
meeting Of all carpenters nj the
TselIth Street Turner Hall for
Wednesday evening next, Tor the pur.
pase Of consratulating the bneklayers
on the successful termination Of the
Lockout, an also 10 take mca uies 10
compel the Master Carpenters ALSO.
citation n adopt tho eight hour day.
The carpenters strongly OIL jscl n work.
Ing nine hours white the brleklAysfs
are only obliged 10 work eight, and
they consider this n most opporiuns
'xme 10 make demand. Some OF tie
hembers Of the Master Carpenter
Association have expressed themselves
a. willing 10 accsde 10 Ia honfr, bat
otnefs will oppoto any such move.
ment.
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The Pre.ianni,. Irin.

WAsHISoroS, July l0.-Ths Presi.
dent aud Mrs. Cleveland and Col. La.
mont will leave Washington tomorrow
fOr a stay Of abou, week In New
York State. The psrty will proceed
over the Pennsylvanla Railroad direc,
TO Holland Pateni, where The Presi-
dent will spend Tuesday with Mn.
Cleveland. Wednesday be goea TO
Clinton ~ attend the ce0ennial ami.
yersary of the village IN which his
i.ther lived. From Clinton tie Pres.
ident will 20 10 F1restpori, where he
will stop several days with his brother,
the Rev. W, N. Cleveland.
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WEATHER. CkoP BULLETIN.
The signal service SEMINARY for the
week.

WAsHIsorox, July l0.-The follow.
ing lie the weather crop bulletin OF the
Signal Office for the week ending July
oh: Temperature-Daripg the week
ending July 9th, the weather has been
warmer than usual, generally through.
out the Northern s ates and on the
Pacific coast, the average daily excess
being about 80 from New England
westward to the upper Mississippi
Valley, and about 70 on the Pacific
coast. II was cooler than usual
throughout the Southern States, and
In the cotton region the daily average
was about 80 below the normal. The
excess Of temperature throughout the
Northern States during the past two
weeks, and the cool weather In the
Southern States during the same
period, leaves the average daily TEN.
perature for the season, from July 1t
to July 9th, about normal, the differ.
once Il the daily average from the
normal being generally less than l.
throughout the agricultural regions.
Rsiniall-There has been an erces,
OF rainfall In the Southern States aud
thence Northward 10 the lake region.
including the southern portions of
Nav England and the middle Atlantic
States, while there has been less than
the usual amount Of rainfall In the
States Of the Missouri Valley. Numer.
Gus and abundant rains have occurred
In the cotton region and In tina, portion
OF the corn region east OF the Mississippi
previously threatened by drouth. For
the season from January LIST 10 July ist
the large deficiency OF rainfall con-
times throughout the Southern sts,es
and tbs Mississippi Valley, but The
rainfall during the past two weeks has
greatly reduced the seasonal deficiency
and occurring nj the critical period
have probably affected most bene-
ficiAily corn and cotton.
General Rsmsrks-The weather
generally during the pAst week has
greatly improved the condition OF the
growing crops. Both grain and hay
harvesting are well advanced In { .
extreme Northern portion OF the coun.
try, though u has been retarded in
some stctions by several local storms.
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CeADITION OF THE CROPS.
THE WEEKS SUMMARY OF THE
"FARMER'S REVIEW,
Present Situation Very Flsttering-
The Weather Crop Bulletin
Temperature and Rainfall.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 10.--The follow.
ing crop summary will appear In this
weeks issue Of the Farmers Review!
During the last week refreshing rains
were experienced quite generally
throughout the States Of the Missis.
sippi Valley, though many unvisited
localities suffered from drougth. The
winter wheat harvest is now so near y
completed as to furnish safe basis o!
the estimate Of the yield. Estimates
Of yields per acre reached by summsr.
king the reports Of our correspondents
In this issue are as folio VS.: For seven
teen countie, In Illinois, IL bushels
nine counties in Indiana give an aver
age Of l5s bushels per acre; twelve
counties in Kansas, ~ bushels, which
former reports incline as to think ID
too high; four counties in Kentucky,
lit bushels; three counties in Michi.
gan, Is bushels; seven counties in
Missouri. Is AZ bushels; twelve coun.
ties In Ohio, 10 bushels, and four
counties in Wisconsin, l8a bushels.
Rye reports on the condition Of spring
wheat are quite uniform from Dakota,
Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa and Wiscon.
sin. The lowest percentage OF condi.
ton "a compared with average crop
10 20 from Nebraska and the highest
rs nom Wisconsin. The spring wheat
is rapidly approaching maturity, and
now In spite OF drouth and insect
injury gives promise Of about three
quarters OF an average crop. The same
condition will very nearly apply to
the condition and prospective yield Of
oate. The condition OF dfouth and
heat have favored the development OF
injurious insecte, and 10 these two
causes can be attributed the loss OF
fully % per cent Of the crops OF spring
grain.
Corn is generally in q very promis-
ing condition and fully two weeks
ahead nj the season. There is already
some complaint Of chineh bug dep.
relations, and there il danger that as
the spring wheat and oats are harvested
the bugs will move In force 10 the adj
jacent corn felds, doing much injury.
The percentages OF the average condi.
ton, ne shown by our correspondents
from the principal corn States in the
last week. are az follows:
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A nsssinoes,Do..,,e,.

LOUISVILLE, July lO.-For some
weeks past the question Of raising a
free PARK system has been sgitatsd
here. A number Of wealthy gentle
men desired TO sell a large tract Of
land Immediately sonih OF the corpl'
rate limits oi the city for 500, 0O0
The proposition met with little favor
and was Withdrawn. Yesterday Dr.
T.. ID. Standi'ard, one Of the weathiesI
and most public spirited Of the c,ti.
Esns OF Louisville, rendered the city
lao acres OF valuable and conven.
ienlly located aud splendidly adapted
Tor park purposes. The donation IL a
magnificent one, AMI will be accepted
a. the next meeting Of the city couucl.
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The BALD KNOB PREACHER.
ne Compare, Bim.eif,e the Apostle
PAIL.

SPRINGFIELD, No, July i0.-A novel
incident iranspired at the county jail
here this afternoon. While a number
Of ladies' were holding q tcriptural
and song meeting In the corridors Of
the jail for the benefit Of tAs prisoners
one fair enthusiast invited y. o. Sim.
mons, the Baptis, preacher, who is one
OF the tirteen notoricus Bald
Knob prisoners indicted for murder
In the fret degree for killing
Charles Green aud william Edens, In
Christian county, 10 lead In prayer.
Psrgon Simmons promptly accepted
the invitation by kneeling on bis hard
cell floor and Offering n iervent petit.
ton. simmons 10 very illiterate and
compared himself 10 the Apo tie Paul
when he was In prison. The evidence,
however, shows that he was one OF
the fineleaders In the atrocicus double
murder, and there In no doub, he
was prominent member Of the
bloody Bald Knob organization OF
Christian county. The Trial Of the
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BesIssser Demonstrstio. Causes .
Sensation.

SSnsottous
PARIS, July l0.-The demonstration
made last evening on the occasion Of
the departure Of Gen. Boulanger TO his
new post at Clermoai.Fenand, has
made q sensation here, and 10 regarded
a. the forerunber OF further manifesto
lions during this coming July national
fete and review.
The government organs condemn
Gen. Boulanger for permitting the
demonstration. The monsIchicsl
newspapers warn the Republicans Of
France 10 beware Of such q dictator ns
Boulanger would be.
IL Pair says: "such q manifesto.
tion Of popular regard has not been
witnessed in Paris for many years"
The crowd which surrounded the
railway sta ion whence Gen. BoulAn.
ger departed numbered not less than
$1,000 people.
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A PITCHED BATTLE.
THREE RIURAPO1 INDIANS NOR.
TALLY WOUNDED.
A Pitched Rattle Between Red Men
and Cftiseas. I'm which the
warriors are worsted.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 10 --About two
weeks ago band Of six Kickapoo In.
diaps appeared in South st. Louis and
piled q brisk trade in selling mocc l.
sins and other Indian wares They
had q camp on the bank Of the river
Dss Pares, just outside the southern
limit Of the town. On the 4th Of July
one Of the Indians attempted to whip
a white boy who was Fostering and
plsguing him, when John Rose, a
rolling mill hand, inteifered and gave
the Indian a thrashing. About Q
o'clock this evening the Indian aud q
companion met Rose on the street,
near the Star OF West HoS J, ard
msds at him with knives. Rose
pulled revolver and shot one Of
them through the body. The other
hastened to camp and brought the
rest OF the Indians into town,
armed with wincheher hn q.
Rose nnd two or three OF bis friends
went iuto n second story room IL the
hotel, ard when the Indians ap.
preached near enough, opened FIRE on
them with revolves and brought two
Of them 10 ihs ground severely wound.
ed. Toe remainder a tho Indians
then began shooting promIsououSly,
and fred into the hotel and surround.
Ing houses. Grta, alarm seized the
people Of the vicinity aud almost i'm.
mediately hundreds OF ihtm wers
fleeing from their houses, running
IN the hillsides near by and
taking shelter wherever they could.
A few moments later q number Of cit.
Lens armed then selves. and with the
aid Of the police, drove this Indisne 10
their camp, but they would no, eur.
render. Gray Eagle and another stall.
vaft buck marched mp and down be-
fore their tsnt, and with sixteen
shooters held the crowd at bay. The
Indians carried two Of their wounded
TO camp, and they being 90 seri.
ously hurt the Others we're
finally seut for, or per.
mitted q doctor TO enter the
tent Tho whole party then furen-
dered, and tbs wounded were cent 10
the hospitil, and Grey Eagle, Black
Hawk and Mooee Head were ocked
up. Daring the melee the Indians
fred numerous shots, but luckily did
not hit anybody, and the excitement,
which was intense Tor time, gradu.
ally subslded. Toe wounded Indians
are Pawnee Tom, Indian Charley and
Lutte Chief, two Of whom will prob.
ably die.
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CABLEG RAns.

BERSE.-At q national plebisci,e to.
day three. fjurths Of the voters cast
their ballots In favor Of bill TO pro-
tect inventions.
PnnLIP5PoLIs-The mayors Of all
the villages In this canton have tele.
graphed 10 Prince Ferdinand oongrat-
ulaiing him upon his election as Prince
Of Bu garia.
MApRID .-EI Queen Isabella has
sent 10 the Duke Of Edinburgh the
Grand Croes Of the Order Of Charles
III A banquet will be Riven Ia honor
II the Duke at iht palace tonight.
LosDos.-Col. MSpleson failed 10
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SCOTLAN ID.
Biaine speaks and II Well Deceived
tn EdinbuTg.


EDIsBURo, July l0.-Andrew Car.
negis yesterday laid the foundation
stone OF the new free library building,
for the endowment Of which he do
mated f250,0o0. Baine was preeent and
inside an address. He CAIN d Mrs.
Carnegie rs countrywoman, snd de-
ckred there was no child in the United
States old enough to know about
things away from home who was I'M
acquainted Sith Edinburg, many pub.
licstions Of Chsmbsr's anu works of
all Scotland's best thinkers having
always bad a large circulation in
America, and all having profled by
tnem. As for himself, he looked back
with pleasure upon the splendid
galaxy OF Scotland's stars, Scott, JEFF
ireys and Sydney Smith, whose littra-
ture the latter avowed had been cul-
tivsted upon a little oatmeal. Blaine
Was well received aud much cheered.
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Tn. Deere. No, Mead.

New YoRr, July lO.-It was expect
cd that the accommodation Of the
Rev DR.. MoGlynn would be an.
nounced today from the pulpit4 Of the
several Catholic churches throug bout
the diocese, but no such announce.
ment was made. A namber OF tbs
parishioners Of g. Stephens church,
oil which DR.. McGlynn was pastor.
SAID that II announcemrn OF his ex.
communication was made they would
rise and leave the church.
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RUSSIA.
The Press ussnimou,iy Disapprove
ferdioan d's election.


ST. PETEmBuRo, JAY l0.--The Rus
sian newspapers unanimously dissp.
prove Of the election Of Prince
Ferdinand, Of SAKE Coburg Gothh, to
the Bulgarian throne. They all pro.
nouncs the choice Of him by the 20.
brspje the result Of Augtro.German
intrig ne, and urge the Porte to Inter.
vene and the powers 10 withdraw their
Representatives from Sofa.
The Novoe Iremya SAYS that Russia
In no case will allow Prince Ferdinand
IL 70 10 Sofia and adds that II he ar.
rives thsre with an Austrian escort
Rsssis will tell Austria 10 keep her
hands Of.
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the celebration In commemorstion OF
the centennial anniversary Of the
adoption Of the CoreIitu,ion In Sep
TENDER next, has addressed letteis TO
the Governors Of tina several \ a'ea
suggesting that they appoint commit
tees in their resper i've Slates'o which
shall ne assigned the du.y II directing
the attention Of citzsns to the subj, ct,
and the organizing Of the industries
for participation in the demonstration,
In which IL is proposed to make, II
possible, the most imposing Of the
kind ever witnessed OH this continent.
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FROM OVER The Seas.
"THE TINES" AR rICLES ON
PARNELLISM AND CRIME.
They Have Pertdrbed the Parneli-
ties -Ovations to Boulanger
Cause O Sensation.

LONDON, July l0.-An anonymous
letter published in today's Times, calls
the attention Of that paper to what the
writer declares to be the fact that its
articles on ''Parnellism and Crime"
have seriously perturbed the Psrnell-
ties and their allies in America, par
ticularly the Eih World. The writer
says the issue Of the Irish World on
JUICE lSh shows that Patrick Ford's
London correspondent "Trans. Atlsn-
tic" has slunk away, owing to the i'm
minence Of coercion.
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Regent. Tender their R.slssstios,
60 the sobrAnte.

TIRsoyA, July l0-The regents have
rendered their designations 10 the
sobranie on ths ground that their task
was completed by the elect ion Of
Prince Ferdinand Of SAKE Coburg TO
the Bulgarian throne. The sobrai je
refused 10 accept the designations, de.
string 20 await the return Of the dele.
gates who started today 10 visit Prince
Ferdinand nj Vienna.
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Secretary whitney sell. era.sIa.a..

WASHINGTON. July Secretary
whitney has sold "GrasslAnds," his
country place on the Tenslyiown
road, shove Georgetown. 1, Is under.
stood tina. he has leased II for two
Yeas with the privilege q a third,
having reserved the right shea max.
ing the sale. In the spring Of 1885,
Secretary Whitney purchased this
place, which contained 100 acres and
a large house, for 5000 per aore. He
subsequently sold twenty-five acres
Tor $500 per acre, and has now sold
the remaining seyenty.hve acres Tor
$4,000
Secretary Fairchild has purchased
for so. 900 residence az tie inter.ec.
ton q New Hampshire avenue, o and
Twentieth streets. IL fronts on New
Hampshire avenue aud adjoins the
house being built by Representative
\. y. Coz.
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Home sscretarx Matthews.

LONDON, July l0.-The 7i~es admits
that the result Of the election In North
Psddington Is not altogether sstisfact-
DRY to the Conservatives, and says 1t
cannot bs doubted that the contest
was H. fluencsd by the serious and an
noying blunder made by Home Secre-
tary Mstthe We in the Cass case, OF
which the opposition made, the Times
says, the most INSCRIPTIONS use.
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violet Cameron Husband .

LONDON, July lQ.-David Debenssude,
husband Of Violet Cameron, the bur.
lesque actress, has withdrawn the
charges he made agsinet Lord Ions.
dale and the suit for divorce based on
the charges. Miss Cameron has also
withdrawn her counter petition, and
the cases have accordingly been dis
miased.
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IRELAND.


CoRK, July lc-The membsB Of
Psrliamen, from the city and souniy
Of Cork, all oi whom are home rulers,
have Joined In a summons calling q
conversion Of the Irish National
League 10 meet in the city Of Cork on
July 18th, to devise means 10 enable
the tenants Of Ireland TO resist evic.
tlon.
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Yellow Fever

KAY wpr, Fla. JAY lO-There
have been five new csSSs Of yellow
fever since yesterday and Two deaths.
This record now etAndsi Total cases,
SO; deaths, "a sick at present, So; dis
charged cured, 20.
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Potatoes and apples do not promise
much more than half crop. Hay
hardly reaches tina, figure. Pastures
are somewhat improved, the effect Of
recent rains, as are also the late berry
CfODa.
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BULGARIA.
TIE ooyersmsut CRISIS Ces tinues-
A Hsst9natfon Asked

TmsovA, July l0.-The Bulgarian
Government crisis continues. NJ.
siambulon, president Of the Regency,
maintains that his party has q msjori.
" In the country, and he insists that
N. Nlkolaief, Minister Of War, shall
resign. The Sobranie has adjourned.
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Con.,i,utIeaaI Centennial.

PnILADELraIA, Pa, July iO.-Ooi
A. London snowden, mamlA in
charge Of the civic and Industrial
demonstration 10 DO held W. part Of
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MEMPHIS. TENN. MONDAY 1887

sixteen Bad Knobbers will begin at
Or lrk the LIST of next month, and the
prosecution 10 coobdent OF either
hanging or sending the entire lot to
the penitsntisry. ~
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yRIAEs POINT CITIZENS MAKE A m.
QUEST.
ro th. EdIlor Of lhs App..Il

PnARs PoISr, MIss JAY 9.-Citi.
rene OF this comfy, In favor Of non.
removal. request Of you that you send
into our county reporter who will
hear both sides of this question OF re-
moval or nonfomoval aud report 10 the
APPEAL the exact state OF afsirs-a
state Of Affairs that we think will bear
the APPKAL out In all II has Published
and facts vii be unearlhed that have
not been brought 10 the notice Of the
APPKAL -iacts that are not At al 10 the
credit Of the removalists, facts about
the assassination, interruption Of our
me 5tings, etc. CITIZEN.
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WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION Hs VT On!

prepared to furnish all classes with employment
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Persons of either easily earn from % cents
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Matrimonial Agency,

JANSEN & co. 9, station Road Plasted, Lon
don England Established to supply Settlers in
the States with the addresses of respectable young
meeting with useful wives. They will be sup
piled from the Agricultural Districts of England,
Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, as well as the Com
tinent of Europe, Applicants should state their
particulxr requirements and preferences, enclos-
ing Postal Order for so cents, to meet preliminary
expenses. au3d&w
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Discharge Lost.

The original discharge of John McFsrlane from
the Eleventh Regiment Of Pennsylvania Cavalry
has been lost since last summer. The document
is of no to anybody but the owner, who prizes
it highly He will therefore feel under great OBJ
legations for its delivery at this Office, it's return
to him, addressed: JOHN MCFARLAND, care Of
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The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum.

PAUL P. BAXTER, proprietor, is the oldest
and best kept hotel Wood River. The dining
is the largest in the Territory and the tables
supplied with every thing the market affords.
The rooms largo, airy and well furnished
Charges very moderate. This is a HOTEL, and
when in Ketchum don't forget the fact. the loca
ion Main street, below First National Bank s2t
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Estray Notice.

Taken up, by the undersigned, living one mile
west OF Cricht.n, Alturas county, Idaho:
One Sorre Horse, about 6 years old, branded
j \ on right shoulder, with bar underneath.
One Roam Horse, about s years old, branded
OH left hip and on left shoulder. also, U on right
hip. Each wei shs about 800 pounds.
The owner is reque sted to call, prove property,
pay charges, aud take the animals away, Or they
will be dispos of according to law.
Nov. 10, 1856. j. A MCMASTER.
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THE DOLLAR C0LU NJ N.

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the fIst insertion and twenty-five cents each ad.
ditionsl linsertion--payable in advanced
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CORNFORTH 4 CO.,

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ST. NIARYsS
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Notice.

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At the Eagle Meat Market.
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A Bonanza to the Right Man.

first class Photographic Business, with $1,000
worth of material and best of apparatus and
lenses for sale at bargain fer cash. This is no
humbug. CHAS. AHLSTROM
de29tf HALEY, Idaho.